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How four weeks in court unravelled 'sinful and deceitful' Jeffrey Donaldson

BBC News 22 June 2026, 14:21 UTC 22 Jun 2026

How four weeks in court unravelled 'sinful and deceitful' Jeffrey Donaldson — BBC News

The former DUP leader entered calm court on day one calm and relaxed, but by the end he was alone as the jury found him guilty on 18 child sex abuse charges.

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